college graduation

He then shows up at her college graduation, and they get back together.

Right after his college graduation in 1969, he went into the Army.

The national college graduation rate for whites was 50 percent.

Its officials hope to double the college graduation rate this time.

So please, let's do this by decade of college graduation.

In June 1987, a week before college graduation, he started swimming again.

The goal there is 3 percent by 1992, also based on the college graduation statistics.

Continuum of service and intervention from middle school to college graduation 5.

You see the results in the college graduation data.

Short film experience, and college graduation, then moved to İstanbul in 2001.

But they move in together after college graduation and begin their careers, which pull them apart.

Truth be told, this is the closest I've ever gotten to a college graduation.

"It was a college graduation present," she said of the T-shirt.

You don't even know it, but he went out to your college graduation and sat in the audience.

Generations seem to break down most effectively along the decade of college graduation.

He has also opened the Meadows up for college graduation ceremonies and other children's programs.

My father died suddenly two and a half weeks before my college graduation.

What would you say if you were speaking at a high school or college graduation?

His medical diploma and college graduation picture are on display at the museum.

His bachelor's degree was framed on the wall, but no college graduation picture.

Consider paying off the child's loans (or the parents') after college graduation.

"Oh, sure, he enlisted in the army right after his college graduation.

I was convinced I would not live to see my college graduation.

"The first volume showed things like the remarkable growth in the college graduation rates of black women," he said.

Following college graduation, he began work the same day as the house pianist for a radio station in Pittsburgh.